As I looked up at the burning twin towers, life-changing words came to me—words I suddenly heard inside my head.

More people have cell phones than access to toilets and latrines. It’s a global problem that can’t be flushed away.

In just 13 years and a grand total of 250 converts, Bartholomaeus Ziegenbalg changed the course of modern missions.

Policy changes aiming for unity at two major Christian organizations spark backlash.

Three Lutheran synods protest that financial services org deems pro-life groups, among others, a distraction from Christian stewardship and generosity.

After one of 1,300 local chapters approves Planned Parenthood affiliate, Christian financial services organization rethinks letting members direct donations.

More than 10,000 feared dead as evangelical relief workers in Tacloban report devastation in Philippines.

Missouri Synod president Matthew C. Harrison: "I increased the pain of a hurting community."

Denomination prohibits ministers from participating in interfaith services.

In 'godless' eastern Germany, Iranian refugees surprise pastors with their interest in Christianity.

Can the justices decide an employment case without making religious decisions? Says Breyer: 'This is tough and I'm stuck.'

Churches debate healing power of pastor's cure.

Lutheran leaders want to push out young conservatives.

The Tea Party caucus chair talks to CT about recent military actions in Libya, why she opposes governmental steps to combat global warming, and her potential presidential candidacy.

Why mutual respect and tolerance require us to witness for Christ.

The 27 worship songs that have made the hymnal cut time and again.

Affordable units help Middle Eastern Christians stay put.

Lawsuit questions 'church related' retirement plans.

Seven theologians call North American Lutheranism back to the Word and the Lutheran confessions.